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Barbell Straight Leg Deadlift
A hip hinge deadlift performed with nearly locked knees to load the hamstrings and erectors through their longest range from the floor or blocks.
LegsBarbellHip hinge
GoLightWeight mediabarbell-straight-leg-deadlift
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Primary
Hamstrings
Secondary
GlutesSpinal erectorsLatsCore
Equipment
Barbell
Pattern
Hip hinge
Setup
- 01Stand over the bar with feet hip width apart and the bar over the mid-foot.
- 02Set a very slight knee bend that stays fixed throughout the set.
- 03Hinge at the hips and grip the bar just outside the legs.
- 04Pull the slack out of the bar, set a flat back, and engage the lats.
Execution
- 01Drive the hips forward to stand, keeping the bar close to the legs.
- 02Lock out tall with glutes squeezed, without leaning back.
- 03Push the hips back to lower the bar down the thighs.
- 04Descend until the hamstrings stop the range, then start the next rep.
Checkpoints
- -Knees stay nearly straight from the first inch to lockout.
- -Bar stays in contact with or very close to the legs.
- -Back stays flat; the stretch is felt in the hamstrings, not the spine.
- -Hips and shoulders rise together on the way up.
Common mistakes
- -Rounding the back to reach the floor beyond available hamstring flexibility.
- -Letting the bar drift forward away from the body.
- -Turning it into a Romanian deadlift by bending the knees more each rep.
- -Jerking the bar off the floor instead of tensioning first.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 5 to 10 reps at clearly lighter loads than your conventional deadlift.
- -Pull from low blocks if straight-leg range from the floor rounds your back.
- -A slow 3 second lowering phase makes light weights very productive here.
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